Kellogg’s amend soil

Is it safe to use Kellogg’s amend soil directly on vegetable plants? I just planted them and I’m seeing online that this is mostly used mixed with native soil, would I need to transplant my plants? Or is it safe to say I can leave them & they will grow healthy ?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 05/09/2018 @ 6:27 pm

I went to the web site and checked on the Kellogg’s amend. This amendment is meant to be mixed with your soil.
You will need to mix with soil for a proper mix.
This alone may be a struggle for plant growth.
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